Don’t use big words if you don’t know what they mean.
Example: self-sufficiency, gravely, perusal
Don’t use big words if you don’t know what they mean.
Example: self-sufficiency, gravely, perusal
This would have to be one of the most bizarre weeks of my life because of the following reasons:
1. I experienced how an earthquake feels from the 27th floor
2. I had to get my wounded foot on dirty flood waters just to get home
3. One of my sisters at work got sick, which meant more work load for us (as of what we already have isn’t enough)
4. There was some political drama in Makati, which worsened the traffic situation
5. The political drama resulted to a 12mn to 5am curfew, which meant less time to finish the work load
get drunk
pig out
sing my lungs out
sleep in the whole day
park my ass in front of the PC the whole day
watch TV the whole day
go shopping
play video games
play billiards
stare into deep oblivion
chat with old friends
hang out in Starbucks
play with my feline siblings under the sun
play badminton
jog until I couldn’t breathe
logon to Friendster and create slideshows
do pseudo-artistic stuff
read books and magazines
I envy them because I’m not the type of person who’ll always do “whatever it takes” to get something. Oftentimes, I’m not ambitious enough to step outside my comfort zone to just get out there and grab what I want. As I’ve said before, I have my moments of shyness and insecurity – unsure of what I can and cannot do, so I just wait for things to happen for me and credit them to “It’s not meant to be” if they never do.
I envy those people who can get away with murder and know it – those people who are bitchy and cocky enough to wallow in the fact that no matter how mean they are, they’d still be the life of the party the next day. I wonder how those people could live with themselves… Oh well, if it works for them, so be it… Good for them. As for me, well, green is so not my color! Hahahaha! J
Jelaineism #129: Sometimes, doing something that doesn’t make sense is the most sensible thing to do.